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Google Takes Heat for Illegal Rx Drug Sales Online
Mississippi AG Jim Hood has called on his counterparts in other states to join him in confronting Google for not doing enough to prevent illegal online activities including the sale of prescription drugs by rogue pharmacies. Hood invited Google CEO Larry Page to discuss his concerns but did not receive a response, he said. Consequently, the state had no choice but to issue subpoenas.
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/rsstory/78312.html |
Sprint Takes Clearwire Fight to Court
Sprint has taken legal action to prevent Dish from closing a deal with Clearwire. This is the latest development in the tug of war between the companies over the 50 percent of Clearwire's spectrum that Sprint does not already own. Sprint announced last December that it had worked out a deal to purchase the rest of Clearwire for about $2.97 per share, which would value the company at $2.2 billion.
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/rsstory/78306.html |
Apple's E-Book Trial Shrouded in Fog, Not Smoke
The e-book price-fixing trial took another turn this week, with Apple claiming that what the Department of Justice called a"smoking gun"was simply a misunderstood email draft. Apple veteran Eddy Cue worked with the late Steve Jobs to engineer a price-fixing plan that would undermine Amazon's dominant position in the e-book market, the DoJ has alleged.
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/rsstory/78308.html |
Old Possum's Book of Practical Big Data
OK, the title's a cheap riff on the T.S. Elliot book of poems that inspiredCats-- but stay with me, this goes places. A big group of cats is called a"clowder."What if we could access a clowder of big data? Big Data has been taking up a big part of my conscious life lately, what with all the analytics vendors out there and so many companies trying to figure it all out.
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/rsstory/78307.html |
Microsoft Challenges iAd With Ad Pano
In an effort to enable rich, interactive ads for its Windows 8 platform, Microsoft on Tuesday announced Ad Pano, a brand-new advertising platform that runs across Windows 8, apps, Bing, Xbox and Skype. Debuted at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity being held this week in France, Ad Pano gets its name from the panoramic abilities of the ad format.
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/rsstory/78305.html |
Adobe Sends Creative Suite to the Cloud for Good
After announcing last month that all of its Creative Suite apps would soon move to the cloud, Adobe on Tuesday made good on its promise and delivered the resulting subscription-based software. Now included under the umbrella name Creative Cloud, the latest versions of apps including Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver and Premiere Pro are now available exclusively to Creative Cloud subscribers for prices starting at $19.99 per month.
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/rsstory/78304.html |
Instagram Video Could Be Facebook's Mobile Ace in the Hole
Buzz is building over Facebook's rumored plan to launch a mobile video app for Instagram at an event on Thursday. Video functionality in Instagram, the company Facebook purchased for $1 billion in April of last year, would be a direct challenge to Twitter's Vine app. Vine lets users take 6-second videos on iOS or Android devices and share them on Vine's own network, Twitter or Facebook.
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/rsstory/78302.html |
Google Settlement Paves the Way for Stock Split
Google has settled the class-action shareholder lawsuit that had been blocking a stock split it originally announced last year, the company said Monday, paving the way for it to move forward with the split as planned. The suit's settlement was an eleventh-hour development in this 14-month storyline, which included the imminent prospect of a trial in Delaware chancery court over the issue.
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Federal Agency Demands, Competition Challenge Cloud Vendors
The GAO earlier this month found two key deficiencies in a cloud contract that the CIA intended to award to AWS. The GAO decision was prompted by a protest against the contract filed by IBM. GAO is the designated federal agency for handling challenges to federal contracts. The proposed contract provides for commercially managed cloud computing services for the federal intelligence community.
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/rsstory/78294.html |
Contact Center Managers Get Some Mobile Mojo
Another day, another mobile app release; except in this case, the app is aimed at the contact center supervisor -- not exactly a role that has been inundated with mobile functionality to this point. The application in question is Five9's latest cloud contact software application, which includes mobile functionality. Enhancements to the suite include multichannel capabilities and an iPad app.
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/rsstory/78295.html |
Zenoss' Alan Conley: Doing the Dynamic Infrastructure Dance
A thin line between traditional IT monitoring and management services and monitoring real-time operations divides what Zenoss offers its customers and what other vendors provide. The IT monitoring space is becoming more crowded with proprietary and open source software solutions. Zenoss, according to Chief Technology Officer Alan Conley, offers a uniform platform that extends its reach.
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/rsstory/78293.html |
Netflix, DreamWorks Team in Huge Original Content Deal
Video streaming service Netflix on Monday announced a new, multiyear partnership with DreamWorks Animation whereby it will bring many of the studio's beloved characters to the TV market via a branded collection of shows. Marking the largest deal for original first-run content in Netflix's history, the partnership will include more than 300 hours of new programming.
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/rsstory/78285.html |
Tech Giants Dump Data in Trust-Rebuilding Bid
In the wake of recent revelations that the government has been tapping their networks to monitor users, Facebook, Apple and Microsoft in recent days have all published more information about those monitoring requests. Facebook, for example, reported that for the six months ending December 31, 2012, the number of user-data requests it received from U.S. government entities was between 9,000 and 10,000.
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/rsstory/78292.html |
The Ghost of SCO Dogs IBM Again
Like Carrie, whose hand emerged from the grave to grab Sue by the ankle in Sue's nightmare, SCO has reemerged from its grave to revive its lawsuit against IBM, 10 years after the case was first filed. A court has granted SCO's motion for reconsideration and reopening the case. SCO originally had sought $1 billion in damages from IBM, but it was soundly defeated in court.
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/rsstory/78287.html |
Crowdsourcing Entertainment Marketing via Social Media
Movie studios and TV networks increasingly are turning to social media for help with generating buzz about their upcoming releases and programming. Communities are building around favorite movie franchises and TV shows. Have movie and show producers really been listening -- and if they have, has anything changed because of what they've heard? Yes -- and maybe.
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